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  2. RIOTING IN BOMBAY.

    Owing to renewed rioting in Bombay, the Governor (Sir George Sydenham Clarke) addressed a private meeting of loading citizens yesterday, and ...

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  3. THE TRAMWAY STRIKE.

    It may now be taken for granted that to-morrow will see the end of the tramway strike A mass meeting of strikers is then to be held, and it ...

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  4. INTERNATIONAL PEAC.

    The seventeenth Universal Peace Congress was opened in London yesterday. A deputation from the Congress ...

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  5. THE LICENSING BILL.

    Messrs. A. E. Hodge, W. J. Killalea, and R. J. O'Keefe, as a deputation from the Licensed Victuallers' Association, waited on the city members of the Assembly this ...

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  6. THE TASMANIAN SMELTERS.

    In the Legislative Assembly last night a bill was read for the first time to authorise a loan to the Tasmanian Smeltring Company Limited. ...

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  7. PERSONAL.

    We regret to announce the death of Mrs. H. R. Nicholls, wife of Mr. H. R. Nicholls, editor of "The Mercury," which took place at the Barracks at 2.30 ...

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  8. ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

    A match for £200 a side and a purse of £150, given hy Rupe Naylor, was run on a grass track at Manchester yesterday, distance 130 yards, between ...

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  9. THE END OF THE STRIKE.

    Some members of the Parliamentary Labour party had an interview with the Chief Commissioner to-day. Mr. Johnson stated that some of the ...

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  10. A FUND FOR THE LOYALISTS.

    A public fund has been started to reward the tramway men who remained loyal, and has already reached £600, the Stock Fxchange having to-day ...

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  11. VENEZUELAN AFFAIRS.

    President Castro of Venezuela last week expelled the Dutch Minister, M. De Reuss, from the capital of Venezuela. ...

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  12. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOANS.

    It is reported that on arrangement similar to that effected by Sir Hector Carruthers for New South Wales, has been made in respect of South ...

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  13. THE AUSTRALIAN OFFER.

    The offer of the 6th Australian Infantry Regiment to enlist for service in India "if the Bombay disturbances continue" was sent to the Governor ...

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  14. PRICE OF BUTTER IN SYDNEY

    It was decided to-day to advance butter another 12s. per owt. from tomorrow. This will make the price of specially flavoured 158s. The total rise ...

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  15. KING AND KAISER.

    It is semi-officially announced that His Majesty King 'Edward will visit the Kaiser at Friedrichshof on August 11 when journeying to Marienbad. ...

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  16. COAL FREIGHTS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    According to a statement made by Mr. Bowling, the president of the Newcastle Miners' Federation, at a meeting at Stanford, the Railway ...

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  17. PRISON LABOUR IN AMERICA.

    A sensation has been caused in Alabama, one of the States of America, consequent upon disclosures made in the matter of hiring out prison labour. ...

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  18. EGYPTIAN ADMINISTRATION.

    At the instance of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir Edward Grey), the deputation from the Egyptian National Assembly and ...

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  19. DISCUSSION IN PARLIAMENT.

    As soon as the Assembly met this afternoon Mr. McGowan said: I desire to ask the Premier a question in conformity with the last interview I had ...

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  20. MEETINGS IN COMMITTEE.

    The Marine Board met in committee yesterday, to deal with the proposed scheme of harbour improvements; but, contrary to custom, representatives of ...

    Article : 347 words
  21. LARGE SALE OF SHEEP.

    Perhaps one of the largest sales of fat sheep over made in Australia in one line is, reported by Elder, Smith, and Co., Ltd. Through their Broken Hill ...

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  22. CZAR AND PRESIDENT.

    President Fallieres of France and the Czar of Russia met at Reyal yesterday. Both the Czar and the President ...

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  23. A LABOUR CONFERENCE.

    A National Labour Conference, ' convened by the Social Democratic party, is being held in London. One hundred and fifty delegates are attending. Mr. ...

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  24. MOTHERLAND AND COLONIES.

    The Premier of Queensland (Mr. W. Kidston) was the guest at luncheon yesterday of the Glasgow Corporation. In responding to the toast of his ...

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  25. YOUNG LADY'S SUDDEN DEATH.

    The sudden death is reported from Bangor of a young lady named Elsie Bladen, the daughter of Captain Bladen, adjutant of the 12th A.I.R. ...

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  26. TURKISH CONSTITUTION.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir E. Grey) stated, in welcoming the Sultan's proclamation ...

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  27. RAINS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The steady rain, which set in at Sydney yesterday and continued throughout the day, had not cleared off at a late hour tonight, and up to 9 o'clock within three ...

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  28. MISHAP TO GORMANSTON COACH.

    There was a slight mishap to the Gormanston coach, on its downward journey to Queenstown, this morning. Just when entering the town an axle ...

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  29. PETITION FROM THE WEST COAST.

    'A' petition to the Premier and Parliament, praying that the £20,000 loan be granted to the Tasmanian Smelting Company was signed by 1,013 people. ...

    Article : 185 words
  30. GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

    At the Hercules mine Mr. S. Ford, the secretary of the Zeehan branch of the A.M.A., delivered an address on unionism. [?] ...

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  31. DINIZULU'S SALARY.

    In the course of a short discussion in the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. H. Pike Peace (U.) said that all sections of the House of Commons were ...

    Article : 91 words
  32. QUEENSLAND ARRANGEMENTS.

    Mr. Barlow, Acting Premier, has received advices from London that one of the principal objects of the Premier's visit to England has been ...

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  33. CHARGE AGAINST SIEVIER.

    The trial of R.S. Sievier on a charge of attempting to obtain money from J. S. Joel by means of a threat has been commenced at the Old Bailey. ...

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  34. SCARCITY OF JUSTICES,

    There is a remarkable dearth of Justices of the Peace in Zeehan at present, and it was only by the returning officer for Zeehan taking a seat on the Bench ...

    Article : 132 words
  35. THE BOUNDER.

    We all think we know a bounder when we see-him, but although the bounder may be a bounder to us he is not a bounder to everybody else. He ...

    Article : 398 words
  36. THE LAW AS TO STRIKES.

    By the provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act, strikes are illegal in New South Wales. Section 42 of the Act says:— ...

    Article : 380 words
  37. WAGES IN ENGLAND.

    The Home Work Committee of the House of Commons, that recently examined Mr. E. Aves in regard to industrial legislation in Australia and New ...

    Article : 91 words
  38. BRITAIN'S FOREIGN POLICY.

    The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir Edward Grey), in replying to criticisms of the Government's foreign policy in the House of ...

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  39. CONFLICT OF OPINION.

    A Blue Book that has been issued reveals a sharp conflict of opinion between the Earl of Crewe and the Premier of Natal (Mr. Moor) regarding ...

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  40. APPLICATION FOR WINDING UP.

    In the Equity Court to-day there was presented a petition on behalf of the Lithgow Coal Association for the winding-up of W. Scott, Fell, and Co. ...

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  41. SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS.

    The action brought by James Goynne against the Amalgamated Society of Engineers came again before Mr. Justice Cussen to-day. Plaintiff claimed in his ...

    Article : 124 words
  42. REVISION COURTS.

    The Court of Revision dealing with the Devonport Assembly roll sat to-day. Eight were struck off and five inserted, the number remaining being 1,610 males ...

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  43. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    At to-day's London wool sales competition for crossbreds was weaker, especially for faulty sorts. Merine wool, however, was very firm. ...

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  44. IMPERIAL POLITICS.

    The "Standard" states that during recent divisions in the House of Commons on important measures many Unionists have been absent. ...

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  45. WEST COAST TOURIST ASSOCIATION.

    At a meeting of the Tourist Association to-night, Mr.J.Overall stated that while in Hobart last week the Minister of Works promised him that the track from ...

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  46. VICTORIAN RAILWAY REVENUE

    A surplus of about £80,000 on the operations of the financial year just closed is anticipated by the railway department. Last year's surplus was ...

    Article : 64 words
  47. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Irish Universities Bill has been favourably received in the House of Lords. The second reading was agreed to ...

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  48. BAYNE v. BLAKE.

    Another stage was reached in the Bayne v. Blake litigation to-day, when the Chief Justice dismissed, with costs, the summons taken out by the Misses Bayne to ...

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  49. AMALGAMATED MINERS' ASSOCIATION.

    At a meeting of the Mt. Read sub-committee of the Zeehan branch of the A.M.A. on Sunday, Mr. W. Maxwell, the President, in the chair, and about 50 ...

    Article : 66 words
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